New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
DR. WGLTNN WANTS NO MORE MONEY

he ANNOUNCES THAT lie WILL SOON EARN Ills
OWN LIVING AND HOPES TO HELP OTHERS.
The st. Stephens parishioners, committee Is not
going TO dsband just yet despite all the rumors OF us
impending dissolution Tho members met last night
Mt No POI East Thirty -nnthst and after listening 10
a message from DR. McGlynn decided ny au over
wbelming vote that they should continue M COM
lDitee until their pastor should be reinstatcd mere
was full attendance. including those who were aus
posed to give up the fight Chairman feeney dlh nov
arrive until nearly 10 o'clock. having been with Dr.
McClynn all the evening. On taking the char he
said that the Doctor had for him. stating that he
wished 10 make "A communication to the committee
y lie wished me first OF all " continued Mr.. Feeney
TO express TO tho parishioners OF St stephens his
heartiest thanks the generous contribution when
has been gwen 10 him and TO say that ne VIII Gu
deavor TO express lis thanks fully in letter to
the committee tomorrow. lie desires, though tnat
no concert or other entertainment be gwen LOT ms
benefit. Enough and more than enough money mas
been subscribed for his present needs In TACT, ne
says that his friends have done more Tor MN than ho
deserves" -, ,.....
No. they haven't" shouted one Oh thc co"ini''oo'
ale further requested" Mr.. Feensy went on,
that the fund TOR his benefit be closed immediately
.rd that ali the money received for tickets for the
lecture be returned. In little while he says ne
will be able 10 earn his living and possibly be
able TO assist Others This being the he does not
want To BE- "a burden upon any one. nder no clrcun-
stances must any more he raised for him.
Long may he live said hall dozen, "A the cHair-
IN n finished his rr..arks.
was dispo-ei 10 20 ahead with the Lecture but the
majority said that the Doctors wishes should be re-
spcrted in the matter. Then Mr. Ryan SAID thdt Inc
on tire committee should be dissolved but the char
man and dozen ladies gave MIN to understand that
they thought differently. I" The work OF raising
fund for DIR. Mclynn, getting up an entertainments
in his interests very small part of the work ior
which this committee organized by the people
OF ST. Stephens said one lady. We are III eAlH',
ence to the reinstatem.nt oil our pastor anu
until that work il accomplished we shall remain NJ
we are. Applause Every step that we have taken
has been in accordance with this idea
"Ye-, but You stepping backward now" broke
in Mr. Ryan. al. ,
.Oh. no. We are not" she replied. We are entirely
united tina, one point, however We may din'r Oh
other mattcrs." -,
This speech was warmly applauded and no one sara
any more about dissolution Mr. Feeney further stated
that the Doctor was particularly anxious that all the
money received from the sale of tickets be refunded rs
he et that many had bought them who might eci the
expense incurred at this time of strikes ana lack Oh
work. Some OF the members said thar TINS wouid oc
hard work 10 perform took nifty hckets, salu que
man. and they all sold long ago. 0thers %ere
equally successful Enough hats been sold alieady 10
more than nav all expenses DIR. Carey then an
nounccd that all the col lec books now ont shouu
lie handed in Mt once and no more money taken up
Until this done the exact amo nj raised cannot no
oscertaned The committee will m' ct again TINS even
ming at the place to hear the Letter from tue "
tor read. -, -, -.
In regard to the dispatch which is said to have pe'h
sent To Mr.. Blaine asking him 10 speak at the pro
posed meeting. the members OF the committee mhlcs.
n great deal OF incrcdulity. Certain ~ IA thit ono
was seit % word has been received IN reply =.
The Doctor was reported To be better ycstetu'S' IL
has not vet been decided when he will go South